Kobo Libra Colour color saturation

[Cootey]

Originally Posted by rashkae

If you enable dev mode. (do a search for devmodeon in the home screen search bar.)..

Then go to Settings, Device Information, at the bottom, Developer Options,

2nd page of Dev options, there is "CFA Mode" you can try different modes for the Colour filter. The S options seems to mostly be about saturation, S9 was rather extreme oversaturation. I did not spend much time comparing all the options.

This may reduce the full range of color, or posterize as Quoth has pointed out, but it’s a good find. Thanks!

Here is my comparison of default vs S9. I don’t know why mobileread rotated the images. Light is at 100% for both shots.

You can see that the shadows get a color burst in the second image (S9), but I wouldn’t call it a favorable change. The shadows are now washed out, and the watercolor washes are splotchy. Do we know what S value default is?

[Pausen]

There is an article to kaplibrate your device in ifixit

https://de.ifixit.com/Anleitung/How+...170983?lang=en

I had to to a slight kalibration on my device.
The picture is from after the adjustment.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by Pausen

There is an article to kaplibrate your device in ifixit

https://de.ifixit.com/Anleitung/How+...170983?lang=en

I had to to a slight kalibration on my device.
The picture is from after the adjustment.

Full English link.

https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/How+to+...170983?lang=en

[jpearn]

So how does opening the Kobo Libra Colour affect the waterproofing ?

[jpearn]

Found the entry on iFixit : The entire surface of the eReader's internals is covered in a thin, plastic-like waterproof coating.
So taking the back off should not affect this . . .

vcom -1450 - firmware was set to -1430 - now corrected